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From: Johnnyiscurious on 18 Jun 2010 18:46
"The computer must be restarted before updating can continue".
It finishes with, "Would you like to restart now?"

This started after i believe an Adobe product started an automatic update or
upgrade. Now the message is always there after startup and nothing I have
tried will get it to stop. I have allowed it to restart and it pops up again
on next startup. I have run malware and virus. There are no "boxes to
check" or options within the screen other than Yes or No. Any ideas???

From: Shenan Stanley on 18 Jun 2010 19:04
Johnnyiscurious wrote:
> "The computer must be restarted before updating can continue".
> It finishes with, "Would you like to restart now?"
>
> This started after i believe an Adobe product started an automatic
> update or upgrade. Now the message is always there after startup
> and nothing I have tried will get it to stop. I have allowed it to
> restart and it pops up again on next startup. I have run malware
> and virus. There are no "boxes to check" or options within the
> screen other than Yes or No. Any ideas???

Uninstall all Adobe Products.

Reboot.

Install each one you need again - one at a time.Rebooting between each
install. Then update each one - rebooting between each update.

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From: Db on 19 Jun 2010 15:18
yes, adobe products
install little annoyances
in the startup configuration.

my suggestion is to open
msconfig and disable any
thing related to adobe.

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"Johnnyiscurious" <Johnnyiscurious(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message news:1C728DE6-A1CE-4639-9903-8D7361ED335B(a)microsoft.com...
> "The computer must be restarted before updating can continue".
> It finishes with, "Would you like to restart now?"
>
> This started after i believe an Adobe product started an automatic update
> or
> upgrade. Now the message is always there after startup and nothing I have
> tried will get it to stop. I have allowed it to restart and it pops up
> again
> on next startup. I have run malware and virus. There are no "boxes to
> check" or options within the screen other than Yes or No. Any ideas???
>
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